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[IOS] Disable animation loop

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Exists for android lottie_loop prop, how can i disable it for ios?

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hungnq139commented, Jul 3, 2021

@TheOmran : in Dynamic.swift replace play function with

@objc func play(animationView: AnimationView) { animationView.play(fromProgress: 0.0, toProgress: 1.0, loopMode: LottieLoopMode.loop, completion: { (success) in RNSplashScreen.setAnimationFinished(true) } ); }

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vfa-locltbcommented, Jun 14, 2022

@TheOmran : in Dynamic.swift replace play function with @objc func play(animationView: AnimationView) { animationView.play(fromProgress: 0.0, toProgress: 1.0, loopMode: LottieLoopMode.loop, completion: { (success) in RNSplashScreen.setAnimationFinished(true) } ); }

@vfa-locltb it doesn’t work ?

Sorry, I thought this was an android thread, I got it figured out now.

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